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Provides quite a contrast to the McLaren Vale Shiraz from this vintage. This is more chocolaty and generous with a firm opulence drawn from deep in those old Barossa soils. The plummy dominance on the nose is neatly complemented by some nice spices and dried herbs. With 18 months in French and American oak, it stacks up well as a wine for drinking now or for tucking away in the cellar for a few years.
A simple and pleasing modern style of Rosé. Aromas of crunchy watermelon and cranberry with a cute strawberry lift. The light bodied palate carries a
A fine Barossa Shiraz from one of the oldest and most respected producers in the region, with the added benefit of it coming from a
I like this more restrained expression of Sauvignon Blanc. It knits together rather well with the edgy citrus working comfortably with the plump tropical fruit.
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